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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
THE CAyADIAy PAoIFTC STEAMSHIP LINE.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company which recently
chartered the Cunard steamships iartha, Batavia and
,by,ia for ts Pacific trade has arranged To start its
rs, lin, from Vancouver Japan ana China ports. The
parthi viii lie the pioneer steamer OF the une leaving
Inn Kong By way OF Hiogo and Yokohama FOR van
49, ar The vessels will monthly until new steam
p,,,s rc Im Everett Frazar. No 12i WatcrsL Corean
srui M his port Is the NewYork agent OF tho line.
aJ TrnIar A CO. arc the agents In Japan. Tho three
a,.u,r, mentioned have been recently rehtted WITH
tuplee panslOn engines ahd otherwise loiuIhsr VI
imc Will connect with the Peninsulsr ana ORIENTAL ana
the Messagcres Martmes lines In the East ihda uue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
HUSBAND AND WIFE UNITED AGAIN.

Mrs McDonai OF Toronto Canada arrived In New.
ark veseray her husband who had soped from
Toronto with and pretty girl named
Saunders Mrs Mcdonald about forty years OF age ana hcr
husband She had traced the ugtves
To No. 374 Panet where lie living with the Fr under
Saunders and working day az Job com
pOsor. Last evening Mira Mcdonald to Police Justice
ROer and told her and detective sent TO arrcst
couple.
When confronted with his wife Mcdonald Acknowledged
the relationship Mrs Mcdonald appeared to be much 10 love
with her husband desired that he would renr WIN
her and leave the other Finally was decided hat
Mcdonald shonld 800 to tho Saunders Erl whicn
amount she agreed accept and that ana
return together Toronto The parties 10 TINS axieemen.
will be In this morning when the money VIII he paa
Mcdonald his wife at hotel last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
ST. srrrnryS coyGRA rULArEs THE roPE.

ST. STEPHENS CONGRATULATBS THE POPE.
Among the congratulations that the Pope VIII receive
today his scyentysNth birthday and tho hfteth ami
yersary Of the beginning OF his priesthood. Is the follow
,,dsnatch when was sent last night by the PARISH
er. of II. Stephens:
N, M Hoftn1ss ron, L>O YfIL. Rome. .
e. ypuI faithful chlidcn OF ~ stephens OF NoWl otE
, a. ~ m a itov h. Edward McGlynn 0nor you hoartf 10
uaton- the annivcrsaty OF your seventy slrth
rthday ami the nt-th your priesthood We And our lei
low America. who have cVot prayed or tohi non
aud the good oi the Chuie WISH "a ~Ssuio
van of he continuance Of our Prts ers
"SSn, '' JONI H. tkKNkI.
-""'' co-Chalrman.
Ciuyrns Of Aspcn, Colorado have forwarded TO The
Tih Wort, S63 Father Alctil M. Including cOntr
hutlon OF : 10 from Father Edward Downcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
LIFTING the DARK SHADOW.
Additional Testimony from Lieutenant Co'ens'
w. 3. Tisdaic, Journalist. Cerrc'pene'
emit and Late Bdiser Coal and

lron HeC0S0
sApout two years ago wrote you short note setting
fol in substance my wiies suneriog from cohs an"
feyer and her recovery through the use OF Kaskps
1T vrito again n ths date add material details 10
ber casa which were omitted the haste q" penn'ne
frat letter. Previous to the spring ~ 1880 sue """
suffered for two years with most pronoancoo yps
Fever and Ague, Intermttont Maisria Fo'o'' D.AH
all this time sr lilo was one OF excer tOna misery iro
the fact psripfical attacks OF the hs~e o
the sevorsst and distressing ns'uro Her n"'uraV
strons constitution racked and undermined 70 An
alarming extent.
she frequently took qininc in doses Of PoRrr GRAINS
ArATME.
"The troubles ,ndsorders arising from the prolonged
OF gmnine intensified the poor patients wrotcned
condition. II caused terrific tesdscne ringing Ii the
ears. and other signs Of quInins poisoning should
mention In the Of the treatsn. arsenic and
other pot zymotic drug, prescribed This
thing continued until almost desparcd OF
o cure.
AT this time my attention Was called I'd the claims
made for Kaskine as q germcide. destroyer Of tho
germs which admitted to he the cause CT all
maarAl diseases She at began the use OF It, and
we soon found IL be the dissent who, had
hitherto 90 ght for Ia vain. say God-sent for be.
sve He provides for every dsease-but for some
reason OF H.s leaves their disc overy to human
sagacity md skill.
"To sum nc: MY wife was completely cured BY Kas-
klnr not only OF her original rOuoeeVer hhh aeue ou
tho misshiei that had boon done by the qulnne
She requests me 70 say that Rasktne Hfsed me dark
shadop Of malaria from her e, and that she Is most
grateiu. God made The ingredients OF Kaskine.
and to you dstribr to the sick and suffering
Very truly, yours. W. g. TIsDALE
p g. In any reader OF tho foregoing should be In
cned quesion It's ssnunsness truthfulness shall
be happy any letters Of inquiry addressed TO
me at No. Is West 18th Street. N.w-York W. b. T.
Other letters OF similar character from prominent in
divituals which stamp Ksskins as a remedy OF IN
doubted merit, will he sent on application.
Tho Kaskine Company. 81 Warren st.. Nsw- York. and
as rarrinRdon Roat, London,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

lions, ~ the talk about them showed dsegrceme ~.
Mr. Voorhis forced vote on resolution which he MA
offered at previous meeting to admit reporters ~ az ~
the meeinga His own vote the only one In favor OF
open meetings. General Porter lodged the vote an
Messra French and McCave voted mo- claiming r ra
Mr. VoOrhis wished to have the meetings open IN ouo
b make bear garden Of the boardroom. Five doornoh
were appointed and two policemen retired Oh pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
BRA USsoHwEIo AND soHEyoK RELEASED.

BKA JNSCHWEIU ANU bCHENUh KELLdSEU
Braunschweig and schenck the Anarchists imprisoned
With John Most Biackweis Island released early
yesterday morning their terms Of imprisonment OF nine
nenths each having expired. They we're taken across
Ne river to the Ftysecond Street ferry landing where
SAsir families and several Anarchist friends awaited
Asin. Then they hume taking in Justus scawabs
Deershop and numerous beers the way The apostles
ofAnarchy maintained the high beer standard Anarchy
q which there great rejoicing The Anarchists gen.
orally throughout the city celebrated the great
no dngy little Office Of Mosts paper Frehe at No 1877
Rilliani-st painted red rs the battle dags
fhat adorn the wAlls Of the sanctum" On the door
va Q big sign which bore the words Budhounds Of
iAe Capitalist Press Admitted" This not aimed
g the grow ler Tonight the Anarchists will
hold meeting NJ Clarendon Hall and an entrance fec
VIII DO charged for the benent Of Braunschweig and
nohenck. Freedom Of Speech In America, and Black
Wells Island 10 tho subject OF discussion The two An
AsohistA Of whom does not speak English, Will talk
= a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
GEO. A. CASTOR { CO.,
TaIIors.

wE RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION -
THE FACT THAT WE HAVE OPENED OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF SPRING WOOLLENs FOR PUBLIC IN.
sPECTIoN AND IT AFFORDS Us GREAT PLEASURE
TO STATE THAT 1T WILL BE THE HANDsonksr
AND MOST COMPLETE DISPLAY FOR MEMS WEAR
EVER OFFERED IN NETWORK. COMPRISING TIN
CHOICEST SELECTIONS FROM THE MOST NOTED
MANUFACTURER OF THE WORLD AND EMBRAu
INC EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESIGN IN ALL THE
FABRICS SUITABLE FOR THE FINEST MERCHANT
TAILORING TRADE.
wEHAvE MADE SPECIAL EFFORT TO SECURE
FOR OUR SUIT TO ORDER AT s2o LARGE AND
COMPREHENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF VERY CHOICE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN woRsTED sUITINGs IN
ALL CoLoRs AND DESIGNS. SUCH GOODS AS THE
REGULAR RUN OF MERCHANT TATLoRs WILL ASK
FROM $50 TO $40 FOR.
OUR LINE OF TROUsERTNGs FOR SO So TO ORDER.
WILL EMBRACE OVER ONETHoUsAND DIFFERENT
STYLES, ALL SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST
CARE IN REGARD TO TNDEsTRUcTIBfLITY OF
COLOR, AND OF SUCH FABRICS As ARE NOT CAL
cULATED TO KNEE OUT"
OUR SUITS TO ORDER AT s25 AND OUR LINE OF
" so TROUsERIN0s COMPRISE THE FINEST DE.
sI0Ns KNOWN TO THE wooLLEN TRADE, THEY
ARE THE PRODUCTS OF THE VERY BEST FOREIGN
MANUFACTURERS IN ALL THE NEW AND NOVEL
EFFECTS OF WoR5TEDs. CAssIMERES. CHEVI0T6,
&C. : A COMPLETE AGGREGATION OF ALL THAT Is
DEsIR' BILE AND SUITABLE FOR THE WANTS or
THE FINEST TAILORING TRADE
OUR CUTTERS, AS Is WELL KNOWN ARE THE
BEsT.PAID MEN IN THE PROFESSION. AND PER.
Feet AND COMPLETE FIT IS ASSURED EVERY ONE
TRADING WITH US.
WE HAVE BENT ALL OUR ENERGIES TO GIVE
THE LARGEST VALUE FOR THE LEAST CASH
MONEY. WE HAVE BUILT UP THE LARGEST
BUSINESS KNOWN TO THE TAILORING TRADE,
WHICH WE TAKE AS PRETTY SURE EvIDENCk
THAT AN INTELLIG ENT PUBLIC HAS JUSTLY APP
PREcIATED OUR EXPORTS IN THEIR BEHALF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
PROFESSOR yoUMAgSs WILL.

BY the will OF Edward Livingston Youmans dated Au-
gust L. 1856, which filed for probate yesterday all
his copyrights aud interest In foreign books all hs man
uscps OF unpublished works and his watch ara gwen 70
his brother. william j. Youmans who is appointed exec
utor His sister, Eliza A. Youmans Is named ~ eYocutrix
He his library brother and sister and tho
residue OF the goes o her. Tho testator saysi
"My wife, Kate L. Youmans, having ample means or
her own and having expressed wish TO receive no DO
quests from mo- yield 10 her preferences hut ~ token
OF affection leave her my best edition OF the AmeE
can (yciopadia"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
,,,rrrpS pFFoRE THE ALDEPMEy.

In tho Hoard OF Aldermen yesterday Colonel Mooney offered
resolution opposing the suggested removal OF inc nan OF
,s md propos ne that when II Is vacated bv the Regis
-. uaIe museum historical relics The resolution
adopted. ,-.,..,,.. t... IN Jraw h,. warrant
I a oS rs Tor penres connected with tho funeral o Al
drrnan Ms The Items wero Coacts s1o gloVes
~, 1w,r, $40 bad ses $50 10 drapiug the Aldermanlc
ss,,,,,,,cr and the the dead Alderman tibO
VI. {. Lamairi permission 10
err,t stands tue battery, No IS ST; tno
Grand ami Essex sts ana foui-
,. =. and A. IN the purpose OF dispensing 10 tho
49, a,cle. of at each. passed over Mayor
U..,,t'a veto "A vote OF II toA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

r.c.,p, OF duties upon imports and withdrawal from
1T a, the Custom show marked increase for Feb
y over that ofany previous year. except In 1882 when
hv ware poarly $500 900 Tho total receipts 'ast
,es ar, 81 6yg AT which 81 OIL 1858 IS from
,mnrs and 80 b34 500 80 from Withdrawals Inc snAllo-t
the last years was IN i57b, when tho
reee,ps we're 81 $50 $40 IL snos then tho rrosips
hays rrauay increased from year 10 year until la 1850
Ia. her was Ia oh.of NH ion aud II because OF
The Oh rtruur decision which oc,asonod duties being paid
nJrr pIocs tho public stores on Thursday wrrv re-
ny vsJ pack ges This was tho largest days business
aver done Al the punlic stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
nv TRIAL FOR KILLING HIS WIFE.

The trial OF william Ellis who Ia charged with murder
In The first degree In killing his wife at their No.
3lI East Seventy was begun yesterday before
ne Cowing the Court OF Gnncrai sessions Ellis
,ortei TO police the night OF November H. 1885,
lint his wife had died Tho appearance OF tho do ID
womans body Indicated that she had been
Jumped upon and straneed Circumstances pointed out
Ellis IA the murderer Eight Jurors were secured yesor
day and the trial Will TO day Assistant District
Attorney Fitzgerald conducts tho prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

POLICE OONkI66IONkkS 6TILL At ODDS
To Police Commissioners had talk yesterday
abeut the application Of the Civil Service rules In the
prsnoton Of captains and ssrsesnts Mr. voorhis had
prepared long set Of resolutions recfng the recent dis
Teemspt IN the Board rum HE point Of New and asking
~ Civ service Supervisory Board TO help him and his
Colleagues OF their difficulty Mr. Mc(lsvs presented
still longer VI resolutions rehearsns the facts In the
1hpuie claiming that the Civil service rues had been
tFopery explained BY Everett p. Wheeler aud ending
WITH certificate a fitness for Captain. Alaire, Gunner
voeveit No action was taken on either set OF resolu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

Rather wntry weather greeted the baseball payes n, thar
ARRIVAL the city yesterday TO report TO Manager lama.
Mutrie OF the New.York club Only the young oIay.r.
signed this year report d. The old and pIayers %
come until 10. Tho young athletes Al ON. ~ o.
through thorough training In te rammsny
The weather permits The players
tr Polo Grounds ior outdoor work Most the young
stsrs apprsIed excellent condition
cole athletes whom tho Columbia egg eln w m
ma up are hard AT work In the gymnasiu unaer y"
wstchful q OF Manager Mutrie. ' N''
Fulmer IN nov 1uil legged Police Mar.tra
Phlladelplla 1T saIary Oi S35UO. '' :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

The stockholders In the Bombay Tramway
pasv . tho eighth h0or Of the Washington
Building ysssrdav approve the Of LquidA
appointed In 1884 10 wind the aairs Of
company In sooofdanoe with English law stop required
the fsorRannaon Of the with increased capital
ssorsssy Iharss Haistt Chart said that the Getting
purely formal and that had pishod tho object
IL being He aid net care 70 talk about thc affairs OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
ARRESTED FOR sWIyDLIY0 IN posroy

Police Inspector Howsd Of Boston. arrived I'm th, ctx
yesterday with warrant Tor the arrest OF Robert H. Atn
son. butler, who had been employed by wealthy Boston
family Tho butler honso In Boston which IN mort
gase beyond It's value lilo recently obtained 1900 rom
Terence h. Fitzpatrick, eoathman, givtng In exchaus,
mortgage which proved " be worthless Atkinson was found
No 100 Cherry yesterday and locked up Police cad
quarters On charge VI svindiDg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
VrsrCuEsTER COUNTY

Mt VERNON The inmates OF Mr.. Roe's hotel were throw
into considerable excitement BY the sudden illness OF MI
George Hudson daughter OF James H. Lent OF Peeksk An
sister of Lent who rlopoi from her home with mon
Der Of the 22d Regiment two II su-poced
first that had taken poison but IL explained late
that overdose OF sprts OF camphor for III
purpose OF relieving pain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
uuw voRKznAUY TRIBUNE WEDNE DAY, MARCH 2 1851

Asst.ssut District Attorney S,nple after no became con-
bsrte,i with the District Attorney office smth wa ~;
dictrd with Alex killing II rmon on ApIii
T. 1885 shanty foot Of East Thirty BoS ~
tie Supreme Court ordered trial In sweeneys casc'
Sweeney IA In the Tombs awaiting trial. ,,,,
Recorder 9TH prrsie at Smiths trial ana ne WI III
days day for the execution OF the murderer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
SMITH MUST BE HAN

SMITH MUST BE HANGED FOR KILLING HARMON.
Tho report decision tho Of Appeas armng
tho conviction Of Peter Smith, who under death
for killing John Harmon reached the District Attorney
once yesterday The appeal Of the first argued ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
AIONH TILE HOEND.

Dart whose left leg crushed by
Nsugstuok Railroad freight Friday has had tho limb
ampuatod The OF the town and city voted To
Robert NJ Baou yesterday broke an arm by falling down
stas body OF Mrs J. II. Osgoof OF ChiIopee Mass
sister General Tom Thumb brought her. yesterday
for burial Mountain Grove Cemetery Prosecuting Az
torncy Chamberlain OF the city court has liberated In
near 5000 young front received by him last sA
urily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ereret Hous-President M. r. Anderson OF nrain
Univsrsy Wfndsor H0ieshernan Rogers o, Bonao
Slrc1d Central Pdstmaster Aquilla Jones. Di
indians ",is Murray Hfll Hor-Tho Rev. DR. Jonh ~ r.
HeWmsn Of Wsshin son Ho, Rruns,cfc-@ f. ingas' W. w.
q pssh.6v ami (,rI,pd Smith. OF Cincinnati Hokt nG'
r. Calling OF Hartford tbemare Hoee-
Coopei Andrew H. Young U. b. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY

Ex.Alderman CIearys trial before Judge Barrett
Park, Dock. and AQue'uct CoiDmissloners meeuhsS'
Board o! Educat ion. p m. ..- ,,,,.,
legal Protective Association OF Cigar Manufacturer fth
Avenue Hotel. p m. ,oo.
Professor Lancianis lecture Hotel Brunswick $50 M
Reception TO Anarchists Clarendon Hall p. M ,,
The Rev winchester Donald on Temperance OHM.
bis College $50 q Dr. Maynards lecture. Chickering
Brooklyn Republican League. Hotel Dieter Brooklyn
p. m.
Company G. llth and Company l2th hegimeh@ oayohe'
drill, f2th Regiment Armory. $50 y. IN.
Funeral OF Adam p Pentz Calvary P. E. Church, p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
Announcoip en1

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. d.. z Beach-st,. n. Y.
Hours-ll TO and TO 8 y. m. Sundays 10 to IL
D,.essrs of nervous systen nom whatever causs
spe,sity for the years. readers may safely oon-
s he Doctor with tho VI receiving honorable
reliable opnons aud sense advice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

FEATURES OF THE ENGLISH NAIL CONTRA OF
The English mail contract arranged by the British
Admiralty and tho Liverpool Ring" with the British
enera which has occasioned much adverse
criticism effect yesterday by date Of contract
but practically goes into effect to-day by the sailing Of the
White Star steamship Adriatc from Liverpool The
provides that the malls shall be sent by the
Liverpool and Queenstown. and. &c when specially ad
dressed" by the Imam Line steamship leaving Liver
pool Tuesday aud Queenstown on Wednesday, and by
the North German oyds swift steamships leaving South
ampton Thursdays IL was hoped that the British on
cias would adopt the plan followed By this country for
several years. and send the mails by the most
available and fastest steamers, regardless
Mr.. Raikes proposed this and arranged for three
months trial. the Cunard and White Star companies re-
fused carry any malls unless they conld carry all
Then Mr. Raikes attempted 10 force the two companies
20 carry the mails from Queenstown when they discon
unued stopping there. and changed their schedule
TO leave Liverpool alternately and upon b-weekly de-
partures Hence Mr. Raikes limited 10 the North
German Lloyd swift eight-days steamships from South
ampton the Guon liners OF which the Alaska aud
Arizona are the only steamships OF the seveDdays type
from Queenstown and the ten-days steamers OF the
Inman Line.
BY practically excluding the North German Lloyd
steamers, all of which OF the s0caled greyhound
tyre great injustice Is done TO the English well the
American merchants and other correspondents. II de-
prves them Of mid-wcckly correspondence. tho
Adra,ic will he the first to leave New York WeGnes-
Liverpool Saturday heretofore but the services Of
te Alaska and Arizona Of the Guion Line,
che City OF Rome OF the Anchor Line, will not be
Il utilized as macarr1crs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

CIOMEOPATHY.-W have family med y.
III cine cases In .ses the largest contAiSinS ~
aud the smsiest 80 di6erra remedies . rusot n com.
Tar aow,. s practice with escn CASE written
nc,rn, books mag be bad hsnSs
OF an nay 10 The %ssns o. s ~ ~
soaan o,npepathio goods ~ our NsWSorH sn1
SWSst i2i At and las 0rsnd-st. oetwoeu bfV@""-'
csntrest Established In 1880 soERIcKE 4 rArEr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

LONG ISLAND CTY-Tho Of smallpox that has been
brought 10 lrht city this reported 10 ue
Health Board yesterday by DIR. Hitchcock The patient Is
ann Campbell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
MARINE INTELLIE ENCE.
MINIATURES ALNANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 20 Sets 48 Moon SETS. Ola Moons age
HIGH
A. H-sandy Hook O.06 Gov. Tsrd. U29 Hell Gate. loo
PK-sandy Hook. OBS Gov. Ispd. O4 Hell Gate Z;I<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

DRIGHTS DISEASE is caused by abuse. OK.
ressea nervous debility senitourinary dseasos s'n0s
ures PROSTATE gland and naamsd os1as sH
moi he cured while they exist Our rcfnces cure VIZ
cases aeoretiy and Asacl Wsukess Natural Mpss
Spring Water tho kidney disease diaoetes
advice with directions And csfencss''
''''''' AsAHEL MEDICAL ByREAx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

To have clear skin and sweet breath, purify
ths blood with Parkcr's uinger Tonic 90 eta
Hindoroorns the best cure for corns. 10 ccnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS.

many or aescroe rho enterprise Du' said that
CLARK the would be In the rly ia June ~" nb
dad 10 talk about H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
ETATEN LELAND.
LONG ISLAND.

CLrrrox-The house Christian Aner in Bay st. was
entered y burglars yesterday and robbed Of
q large quantity Of jewelry aud clothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
II, Dawn WARK saws, "Digestylln' i.
HrNRY A. DANIgLs, NJ. D.,

neon =, ...,.. -. w y u,,,.. A ~.
Manufacturing Chemists 81 John ST.. NJ v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

Earl g. Wilson's Il. Il W. braul Ut Mems
Csllars and Guns are the best Sold evsTwhsrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
GEO. A. CASTOR & co.
500 BROADWAY. COR. 1STn.sT.,
ALSO,
267 BROADWAY.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.

are displaying an assortment OF
Spring Dress Goods unprecedent-
ed for variety and originality. In
addition to the impOrtatiOns al
ready announced they have re-
ceived number of exclusive
novelties which will not be duplf.
Gated this season; also a choice
collection Of India and China
POngee Silks I'm now cOlOrings
and designs.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
LUNpBoRG's RHENlsH COLOGNE.

lll leXlnat0nnv petween IOl ana oVth sta
uor+. 10 SioT isestes IL the Nery ous ~ steru
0enitu. rinary organa Impotence and storility.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-10-01
Don't Experiments.

You cannot afford to waste time IN
expe, meutiug when your lungs are in
DANCE. Consumption always seams 9t
drst, only cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. but be sure you get the gen
uine. Because he can make more p,o-
fit he may tell you he has something
just as good or just the same. Dou't
be deceived, bat insist upon getting d e..
Kings New Discovery. which is guar
&nteed 10 give relief in all Thu oat, Lung
and Chest affections. Trial bottles free
at E. e. w Williams, Jr., q. Bros. Dug
Store. Large Bottles 81.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-10-01
=. e SID. : Haul Clause Sustained

Cr oAco, Sept. q. Tue Inter-sta. &c
Commnrce Commission decided TO
slav il +, vor o; the Vermont State
'Gr+dge il a c,>e agains. the Central
Vermont railroad. The Boston az
AIbaov Rail- DAD Company and
The Vermont Sale Grange complain
ed OF the Genital Vernon Com
panY for charging g. less rate on s.n-
liar scrvire for long than a sbor,
haul over he Central's lines, be
twec, Bos on ADD Detroit, Milwau
kee aud Chicago. The com mission
dec', er,de rates we're illegal.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-10-01
A.. pNtsaaING SUCCESS

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used 30 ,ca3e' so ermIa Syrup 20 lei rs
wonderful qudl3Cics DE known to Der
friend, il cu.iag Con apt OF, seye. e
Coughs Group, Asthma, Pneumoait, and
in fact all throdd AID ladg d'sedsa.. -. No
person can u ,e IL without inmed'a r.
lief. Three doses VIII rc'ieye any csc,
and we consider il tue duty of all Dug
gists 10 e .on Maud II To fh3 poor, d. ~
coas lsnp " te5' - to ~ ole 20 . a
So.090 dps.d bo.t'e' were soil ldst yeat
and no one CAGE W re it a ted WAS ,epor :
ed. Such a medicine as the German
Syrup con1ot he too dely k1ova. K
your druggist about il. sample boite, 80
try, sold ut 10 celt,. Raguldf BE, 70
GEMS. So,d by AL :d g8i,rs aud d. II
in, he ia ID sac - aaG Cad I'd.